Search Results: Transcendental Wild Oats by Louisa May Alcott

Thoreau Lyceum, 01/01/1974. Paperback. Used - Good. Used - good condition. For mass produced books with multiple editions the book on hand may not be edition listed. Please reach out with any questions about condition or edition.

Harvard Common Press. Used - Good. Used book that is in clean, average condition without any missing pages.

Harvard Common Press, 1995. Trade Paperback. Near Fine. 12mo (Mass Market). A Near Fine copy. Book has minor shelfwear & slightly bumped corners, else fine. Interior is clean, bright, & unmarked.

New York: Harvard Common Press. Good+ in Very Good dust jacket. Paperback. To .

Harvard, Massachussetts: Harvard Common Press, 1981. first thus. hardcover. Book VG+: clean, square, tight, unmarked./DJ VG: color bleed at bottom of DJ, else near fine, NOT clipped ($8.95). J. Streeter Fowke. 12mo 92pp. with introduction by William Henry Harrison. from front flap: "In a twilight drizzle, a large wagon bearing an ill-assorted load of visionaries, philosophers, and children approaches the red farmhouse where transcendental salvation lies: Fruitlands. True, the property boasts only about ten ancient apple tress, but the founders of this 1843 utopian commune firmly believe that "plenteous orchards were soon to be evoked from their inner consciousness." So begins Louisa May Alcott's light-hearted account of her girlhood year at Bronson Alcott's short-lived communal experiment. Transcendental Wild Oats satirizes the men whose ideas were to have come to fruition in the Fruitlands experiment, and pokes mild fun at the practical value of those ideas." #01676c2.

Harvard, Massachussetts: Harvard Common Press, 1981. first thus. hardcover. Book VG+: writing on FFEP, else clean, tight, unmarked/DJ VG: mild shelf wear, NOT clipped ($8.95). J Streeter Fowke. 12mo 92pp. with introduction by William Henry Harrison. from front flap: "In a twilight drizzle, a large wagon bearing an ill-assorted load of visionaries, philosophers, and children approaches the red farmhouse where transcendental salvation lies: Fruitlands. True, the property boasts only about ten ancient apple tress, but the founders of this 1843 utopian commune firmly believe that "plenteous orchards were soon to be evoked from their inner consciousness." So begins Louisa May Alcott's light-hearted account of her girlhood year at Bronson Alcott's short-lived communal experiment. Transcendental Wild Oats satirizes the men whose ideas were to have come to fruition in the Fruitlands experiment, and pokes mild fun at the practical value of those ideas." #01675.

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The Harvard Common Press, 1981. Hardcover. Very Good in Good dust jacket. Crisp, clean pages with no owners' marks; the hard cover shows light shelfwear at heel and bottom corners, and the dust jacket bears a few small surface chips at the upper spine and spine head, fading of the blue lettering, a shallow crease along the top front, and minor chipping at corners, otherwise attractive and well-kept. 92pp.; 12mo.

Thoreau Lyceum, 1974. Book. Good+. Stapled Pamphlet. A few very small stains on covers, & light overall wear. A sturdy, unmarked copy. Tucked in is a leaflet of Fruitlands Museum in Harvard, Massachusetts, the historic 18th century farmhouse, where, in 1843, Bronson Alcott established a new community..

Concord MA: Thoreau Lyceum, 1974. Pamphlet. Fair. (Orginally published in Boston Independent, this copy purchased at The Orchard House, The House of Little Women in Concord) Thin pamphlet format, heavy cream wrappers with a sketch of wild oats and fencepost on front wrapper center, unpaginated. Near Good.